Comments on: How to Create Grotesque, Toxic Stereotypes

By: flippityflopitty

flippityflopitty — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 04:33:08 +0000

No such thing as bad press. It may just be early whoring for his “documentary”.

Interesting – random word verification is antstm. OK maybe it isnt close enough to anti-semitism to be interesting.

By: BW

BW — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 05:29:15 +0000

As a fanatically Zionist Democrat, Haim Saban puts the lie to a number of the anti-anti-semites' tired old arguments, like the idea that the Jews problem is simply that they're too liberal, or Moldbug's fantastical notion that the Jews behave the way they do because they're imitating WASPs.

It would also be amusing to hear the anti-anti-semites try and explain to Saban how he's not actually a supporter of the Jews because he's a Democrat, and the Democratic party is, like firmly in the pocket of the Palestinians, or something.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 03:50:39 +0000

Hey Tan! Speaking of grotesque toxic stereotypes, have you read Auster’s latest on “anti-semitism”?

http://www.amnation.com/vfr/archives/017032.html

Thought you’d have fun with this one!

Gregor

By: Tanstaafl

Tanstaafl — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 18:51:20 +0000

An article about Haim Saban from The New Yorker, The Influencer, subtitled An entertainment mogul sets his sights on foreign policy.:

Saban is not given to modest ambitions. Sixty-five years old, with a broad, dynamic countenance and slicked-down wavy black hair, he is known in Los Angeles as the man who brought the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers from Japan to America; the chairman and part owner of Univision, the nation’s leading Spanish-language media company; a staunch supporter of Israel (he has dual citizenship); and one of the largest individual donors to the Democratic Party.

. . .

“Let me give you an example of this access, and why it’s completely O.K.,” Saban responded. “I hosted the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, in my home. I was informed that he refused to sign a letter to Obama, which was signed by most of the senators, supporting Israel, before the speech in Cairo. . . . I got the message on Saturday and he was at my house on Sunday. I asked him, ‘Why didn’t you sign?’

“So he said, ‘Because I don’t sign other people’s initiatives,’ as the leader, as head of the Democratic Party.

“I said, ‘So send a letter of your own.’ ” And, Saban added, smiling, and with hesitation, as though he did not like to boast, “He did.”

via a comment on Mangan's Haim Saban: Bring Back the Blacklists.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 03:15:09 +0000

he had also called William Morris Endeavor chairman Ari Emanuel to help pressure CBS

Emanuel, Emanuel? Funny, that name rings a bell, let me see, on the tip of my tongue...no...no..its gone, cant place it.